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A simple little gizmo you have in the kitchen can help you keep tabs on the end of a roll of tape

Learn how to make patterns, lay them out on the hide, cut them, and punch the holes for the lacing.

In this final episode, learn how to lace the hides over the cushions' padding smoothly and cleanly.

Learn how to weave nylon rope through holes in a frame to make webbing to support the settle's seat cushions.

Made of MDF, it stabilizes the work and helps prevent tearout, especially on narrow stock.

Using some scrap plywood, create a custom throat plate that guards against kickback and prevents tearout of sheet goods.

An easy way to pick up sawdust and shavings but leave small parts behind

We launch into day two of Safety Week with tips from Matt Berger, of our Getting Started in Woodworking series. When you hear “woodworking safety,” most woodworkers probably think of...

Another use for a piece of scrap plywood

The jointer is essential for milling rough lumber but its spinning cutterhead will chew up your fingers if you ignore safety precautions. Fine Woodworking magazine editor Asa Christiana shares basic...